The canned vegetables market with a projected value of US$ 33.0 billion by 2022 and a 3.9% CAGR from 2022 to 2032, is witnessing a surge in demand due to consumers’ busy lifestyles. Urban dwellers, particularly in Tier-1 cities, and working women in affluent nations are embracing canned vegetables for their convenience and deliciousness amid time constraints.
The demand for canned vegetables market is rising as a result of consumers’ hectic schedules and desire for easily accessible and fast food options. Vegetables in cans will grow in popularity between 2022 and 2032 because they are a convenient and delicious alternative. This tendency primarily affects urban people in Tier-1 cities who juggle work and travel, as they have less time for cooking and opt for canned and frozen vegetables instead. The growing number of working women who prefer the convenience of canned alternatives for their meals, especially in wealthier nations, is also driving growth in the global canned vegetable sector.
From 2022 to 2032, the canned vegetable market is projected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 3.9%, with a projected market value of US$ 33.0 billion by 2022.
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Customers are forced to choose ready-to-eat meals or other ready-to-eat food items due to their hectic lifestyles. As more people can enjoy excellent, simpler-to-prepare meals, canned vegetable sales will increase. A wide variety of canned veggies are available for customers to choose the vegetables they want to consume.
Due to a fast-paced lifestyle, consumers are continuously looking for quick, inexpensive, and delicious food options. This might lead to a rise in canned food demand between 2022 and 2032.
The tier-1 city workers’ hectic lifestyles are contributing to an increase in the demand for canned veggies. Most urban people spend a significant portion of their time travelling and working, leaving little time for cooking. To save time, many choose to purchase frozen vegetables.
The increasing number of working women is another factor driving the global market for canned vegetables. The majority of female employees in wealthy nations prefer to cook with canned vegetables.
Key Takeaways from Market Study
- Based on nature, the conventional is anticipated to account for a significant share in the global market in 2022 and is expected to witness a lucrative growth rate during the forecast period
- Europe canned vegetables Industry is anticipated to dominate the global market with a market share of around 32% in 2022
- South Asia is expected to witness a lucrative growth rate during the forecast period
- On the basis of distribution channel, the B2C Channel is expected to hold a dominating share in 2022
- Online retail store is expected to witness a lucrative growth rate over the forecast period
Who is winning?
Some of the leading companies offering canned vegetables are Del Monte Foods, Inc, Green Giant, Native Forest, Libby’s, Whole Foods Market, Nature’s Greatest Foods, 365 by WFM, Farmer’s Market Foods, Good & Gather, Reese, Old El Paso, Rotel, Goya, Rosarita, Great Value, Cento, and Others.
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Canned Vegetable Market by Category
By Nature:
- Organic
- Conventional
By Canning Type:
- Canned in Water
- Canned in Oil
- Canned in Juice
By Vegetable Type:
- Corn
- Peas
- Beans
- Carrots
- Potatoes
- Tomatoes
- Spinach
- Mixed Vegetables
- Other Vegetables
- Leafy Vegetables
- Cruciferous
- Marrows
- Roots
- Others (Stems, Alliums, etc)
By Distribution Channel:
- B2B
- B2C
- Hypermarket/Supermarket
- Traditional Grocery Stores
- Convenience Stores
- Specialty Stores
- Discount Stores
- Online Retail
By End Use:
- HoReCa
- Household/Retail
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